Kishiwada Beer Sells a 12-Bottle Variety Set Featuring Four Labels for 7,560 Yen Including Tax
Kishiwada Beer, based in Kishiwada, Osaka, is selling a 12-bottle set that combines two bottles each of Tekkou, Kurotetsu, and Shirotetsu, plus six bottles of Suisei. Gift wrapping options are available too (noshi and simple packaging), and details for the winter-limited flavor "Hakumai," scheduled for release on November 10, 2025, are also provided on the product page.
Hop BroToday’s article is about Kishiwada Beer in Kishiwada, Osaka! They’re selling a 12-bottle variety set for 7,560 yen including tax, with two bottles each of Tekkou, Kurotetsu, and Shirotetsu, plus six bottles of Suisei.
MugiWhoa! A 12-bottle tasting set is amazing! But six bottles of Suisei only makes it sound like the favorite-child slot, right!?
Hop BroThe idea is to let you try the three standard beers while leaning more heavily on Suisei, which is easier to drink casually. They’re all 330 ml, each at 5% ABV, need to be kept refrigerated, and have a shelf life of six months from the production date.
MugiABV just popped in all of a sudden! And Tekkou and Shirotetsu sound so cool, like something from a robot anime!
Hop BroABV means alcohol by volume! As for the styles, Tekkou is a wheat ale, Kurotetsu is a brown porter, and Shirotetsu is a light ale. Each one has its own flavor profile, so even at the same 5%, they feel completely different.
MugiI see! So you can have Shirotetsu for something light today, or Kurotetsu for something comforting on a cold day, right?
Hop BroExactly! And the gift options are really thoughtful too. Noshi is free, simple packaging costs 110 yen, and you can choose either inner or outer noshi, so it works great as a souvenir too.
MugiWhat? That’s so considerate! Send it to "that beer-loving person," and they’ll be winning the moment they open it!
Hop BroAnd the big thing to watch is the winter limited release, "Hakumai"! It goes on sale on November 10, 2025, and it’s a flavored beer made with sake lees from Isaka Shuzojo in Kishiwada. They’ve revised the brewing method from the previous version to aim for a richer body that pairs well with winter dishes.
MugiA sake-lees beer has to be good! Kishiwada Beer has that artisan feel too, since it’s brewed on its own equipment... okay, I can’t take it anymore, I want to open the 12-bottle set right now! Hop, let’s do a practice toast!
Kishiwada Beer’s online store is currently selling the "Variety Set (two bottles each of Tekkou, Kurotetsu, and Shirotetsu, plus six bottles of Suisei)". The price is 7,560 yen including tax. As the product name suggests, it includes the three standard beers plus Suisei, for a total of 12 bottles (330 ml each), making it a lineup that works well both for tasting side by side and for everyday drinking.
Set Highlights
- Tekkou (wheat ale)
- Kurotetsu (brown porter)
- Shirotetsu (light ale)
- Suisei (6 bottles in the set)
Each label is listed at 5% alcohol by volume. It should be kept refrigerated, and its best-before date is said to be six months from the production date. On the product page, noshi is available at no extra charge, and simple packaging can be selected for 110 yen including tax. Inner and outer noshi are both supported, making it easy to use as a seasonal gift or a souvenir.
Also worth noting is the winter-limited flavor "Hakumai", announced on the same page. It will go on sale in limited quantities on Monday, November 10, 2025, and is introduced as a flavored beer made with sake lees from Kishiwada’s sake brewery Isaka Shuzojo. Its brewing method has been revised from the previous sake-lees beer, and it is designed to bring out a richer body that pairs well with winter dishes.
Kishiwada Beer is a brewery developed from Hokkai Tekkojo in Kishiwada, Osaka Prefecture. Drawing on technical expertise cultivated through metalworking, it brews with its own in-house design and manufacturing equipment. Its combination of local industrial roots and use of local ingredients is another point that gives the lineup its consistent character.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s article is about Kishiwada Beer in Kishiwada, Osaka! They’re selling a 12-bottle variety set for 7,560 yen including tax, with two bottles each of Tekkou, Kurotetsu, and Shirotetsu, plus six bottles of Suisei.
MugiWhoa! A 12-bottle tasting set is amazing! But six bottles of Suisei only makes it sound like the favorite-child slot, right!?
Hop BroThe idea is to let you try the three standard beers while leaning more heavily on Suisei, which is easier to drink casually. They’re all 330 ml, each at 5% ABV, need to be kept refrigerated, and have a shelf life of six months from the production date.
MugiABV just popped in all of a sudden! And Tekkou and Shirotetsu sound so cool, like something from a robot anime!
Hop BroABV means alcohol by volume! As for the styles, Tekkou is a wheat ale, Kurotetsu is a brown porter, and Shirotetsu is a light ale. Each one has its own flavor profile, so even at the same 5%, they feel completely different.
MugiI see! So you can have Shirotetsu for something light today, or Kurotetsu for something comforting on a cold day, right?
Hop BroExactly! And the gift options are really thoughtful too. Noshi is free, simple packaging costs 110 yen, and you can choose either inner or outer noshi, so it works great as a souvenir too.
MugiWhat? That’s so considerate! Send it to "that beer-loving person," and they’ll be winning the moment they open it!
Hop BroAnd the big thing to watch is the winter limited release, "Hakumai"! It goes on sale on November 10, 2025, and it’s a flavored beer made with sake lees from Isaka Shuzojo in Kishiwada. They’ve revised the brewing method from the previous version to aim for a richer body that pairs well with winter dishes.
MugiA sake-lees beer has to be good! Kishiwada Beer has that artisan feel too, since it’s brewed on its own equipment... okay, I can’t take it anymore, I want to open the 12-bottle set right now! Hop, let’s do a practice toast!
